dean

yeah what do you mean by the woodstock long version. I have considered the T-Rex with woodstock spec but the t-rex frame is a bit long and i really want a street geo frame with a proper seat because i do quite a lot of riding around to get to trials spots.

nah its alright thanks i wan the complete bike build. Cheers anyway :P

oh right :"> sorry

WTF. i'm not ridden cross country :turned:

I am hopeing to get a 26" trials bike soon and was thinking about getting the onza woodstock as it appears to have quite a good spec. I ride mainly street so i think the frame would be ok. Anyone got a woodstock or ridden one, let us know what you think of them. Thanks :turned:

Name: Dean Barber Address: langdon Avenue, Bedgrove, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire. Tel: 07854709586

only tried the ruffian lock-on's but they work well for me. :closedeyes:

perhaps longer stem and maybe wider bars to make it easier on the rear wheel. and yeah change tyres. maxxis rear wheel and a light weight XC tyre on up front. Other than that it seems alright to me. :closedeyes:

That gap across the stairs looked pretty big. How far was it ? Nice vid would have been a lot better in the daylight though, me thinks :closedeyes:

Bike Cock :closedeyes: http://www.bikedock.com/posit/shop/manfstk.php?manf=ARMOURD

:P very nice :P

looks good mate :P

great vid, some nice rideing there (Y)

cheers mate (Y)

o.k thanks for the replies I don't think Iwill bother getting a B26D frame then.

wish i had a trials playground like that in my garden.

midnight blue sounds good to me :D

yeah i am interested. how much and do you have any pics .

should you be using water with braided hosing ? :P

I really like the brisa B26D frame but I haven't seen many people rideing them. Are they any good and what is it like to run them with a rear disc brake or would it be better to stick with the tried and tested HS33.

would love to ride there :(